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A vacuum tube can be tested with an array of power supplies and meters if you have detailed schematics and tube test procedures. However it is easiest to use a standard Tube Tester. In the day there you could find self service box-like testers in certain drug stores or part supply stores. Most metropolitan areas still have electronic stores that specialize in selling Radio and Vacuum Tubes, and they would have tube testers that you can access. Ebay lists a number of vacuum tube testers but you need to make sure its working and that it has the booklet to set the many test switch positions for the particular tube you want to test.

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